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- Northern Colorado is nestled at the foot of the Rockies between Longmont and Wyoming.
- Easy access of hour or less to Denver and Denver International Airport
- World class skiing at major resorts is only a couple hours away.
- A few miles south of Cheyenne Wyoming on I-25 and you will be in Northern Colorado.
- Just minutes from the world famous Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park
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| Climate |
- Average days of sunshine-300 days per year
- Average yearly snowfall-51 inches
- Average annual rainfall-15 inches
- Average relative humidity-30% in summer, 40% in winter
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| Education |
- A multitude of public, private and religious schools for every choice.
- Colorado State University-74 undergraduate programs, 95 graduate
- programs, and 10 professional programs. CSU is known for its Engineering, Biology Research, and Veterinary colleges
- Front Range Community College-Two year school offering 4 types of associates degree programs, 17 high school vocational programs and more than 90 continuing education classes
- Greeley's University of Northern Colorado and Aims Community College in Greeley and Loveland offer further choice
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| Churches |
- Hundreds of churches available representing all denominations
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| Population |
- Approximately 300,000 residents
- A wide demographic from college students to young families to retired and empty nesters.
- Average 3% annual growth rate
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| Cultural Interests |
- The Lincoln Center provides performing arts, several galleries, two performance theaters and is the home of the Ft. Collins Foothills Civic Center
- Colorado State University also provides multiple performance activities
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| Shopping |
- Major shopping centers in several sections of the city and many neighborhood retail centers
- Newly renovated Ft. Collins Old Town historic district
- The Greeley Mall
- Centerra Shopping Center at the intersection of I-25 and Hwy 34
- Foothills Mall in Ft. Collins
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| Recreation |
- Hundreds of miles of bike riding areas, multiple golf courses and tennis courts
- Two hours from the famous Rocky Mountain skiing
- Horsetooth Reservoir is 5 miles west of Fort Collins offering swimming, boating, fishing, hiking and picnicking
- Poudre Canyon, Big Thompson Canyon and St. Vrain Canyon all provide direct access to the mountains, hiking, camping, and white water rafting
- Horseback riding, trout fishing, cross country skiing, baseball and softball diamonds, bowling alleys, indoor ice skating and swimming facilities and much more!
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